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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

and the supdey school, ol xhieh -.
Cbarles II. HAsksr Il The s16ea -
perintendtpk, will be reopened 49,
At $40 p. N. The chapel win p God1-
Gated the second Sunday in6speembegs<
In the Police Court yestsri4y NJ
liam Bowles vas fined 30 snd eooe
for assaulting and beadng Lon Az
stead and required TO give security =
twelve months.
The Rev. ]. Calvin Stewart peeto! q
the Fourth Presbyterian church, -
n turned from the Old Sweet SpftnU,
apd will occupy his pulpit to-mos1ovs
bothmorning and night.
,'r. E. T. Baldwin and Mr.. J. B.
Psrnes, editors and proprieton Of the
Peoria (Ill.) Eventng Journal, visited
the city yesterday. They are worthy
members OF the Fourth Estate, snd
gave good accounts Of themselves IN
the go-ahead West.
In the shooting contest At Chimbo-
rszo Park Thursday afternoon the
West End Club beat the East-E End by .
score of II TO J6. Messrs. Andrew
Kreuse and Ned Powell won the
medals, eachb reaking eight glass balls
ont of ten. The West-Enders wero
sumptuously entertained by thoir cour'
teous adversaries.
Professor Cunningham, who wss ap-
poipted 10 succeed DR.. w. II. Bun0oI
as principal Of the Farmvi!le Norman
School, has gone TO Farmville, and v
husily engaged in attending TO matters
| in connection with the school. On the
| 18th OF September the Executive Com
mittee will meet at the school to attend
| to any matters that may bs brought 70
| their attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

nish visiting and home artillery horses.
the fire department, &c. for decoras'ne
the streets and hill-tops in : manner
worthy the occasion for provid!nS nfe.
works with which 70 close IN . blaze Of
glory the days proceedings, ana lo'
numerous other expenses.
The committees cannot do very much
more until this question OF finance -
settled.
PERSONAL.
General Beaurcgard, who Is TO De
the chief marshal Of the occasion. was
here all during the war, but Il now q
resident of New YORK. His name Is
imperishably associated with tho frst
Manassas campaign, and after having
done excellent service in other fields
he returned to Virginia in 1854. aud
his troops, among them the Blues.
coming here from South Carolina and
falling upon the enemy on the turn
pike between Richmond and Peters
burg, helped to win the battle that
goes by the general name OF Drewry's
Bluff
Ex-Fresident jefferson Davis, ono OF
the orators of the day, is one OF the
most distinguished men OF the South
now living, and no one will add more
to the occasion by their presence than
he.
Colonel Marshall, the other orator.
is now resident of Baltimore. lie
was chief of staff OF General Lee.
Captain Hope is editor of the Nor
folk Landmark, aud possesses an en-
viable reputation as a poet
DR.. Hoge, tire beloved pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian church, is known
to everybody both in this and the old
country.
CAPTAIN HOPE ACCEPTS.
An Associated Press telegram from
Norfolk, received lest night, says
Captain James Barron Hope, editor oi
the Norfolk Landmark, and the York
town Centennial poet, has accepted an
invitation from Governor Lee to read
the dedicatory poem at the laying ol
the cornerstone of the Lee monument
at Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS MADE.
An Entertainments at the Old sweet
for the Retreat.


for the Retreat.
The following is an extract from a
letter received from the Old Sweet
Springs yesterday;
Few persons will return from the
Springs this season with their hands so
full of the fruits of gentle charity as Mr..
]. Calvin Stewart, of the Fourth Pres
byterian church. He brings SlOO to
the children's ward of the Retreat Tor
the Sick, in Richmond-the proceeds
of an entertainment consisting OF
tableaux, recitations, and music, given
here Saturday evening. 1t was an en-
tertainment exceedingly recherche.
The dressing was brilliant and the tai
ent marked.
Mrs. Edwards, of Philadelphia, was
president; Rev. Mr.. Grammar, sscre-
tary Rev. Mr.. Stewart. treasurer. The
affair was participated in by many
whose grace and character were only
eaualled by the noble purpose that
actuated their energies.
II is beautiful to think OF the sympa.
tby and love in the hearts OF these good
ueople for the sick and suffering children
ia our "Retreat. The friends OF the
institution will be greatly encouraged
and their hands strengthened by such
palpable evidence OF outside interest
and support in their noble work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
HAsE-BALL In sHE SOUTH.
Rishmc ord and Norfolk Ciubs Want
ed In the soushern League.

-
Mr.. J. w. Hearn, one OF the or
eanizers and at present stockholder
OF the baseball club OF New Orleans,
writes the Dispatch letter from which
the following is taken:
sThe Southern League next season
will be made up OF eight clubs, and, IN
all probability, upon the percentage
plari and there il disposition among
its present members to have Richmond
and Norfolk come in. A strong lesgae
could be made up having Richmond,
Norfolk, Charleston, and Atlanta for
the Eastern division, and Mempnls'
Eashyille, Birmingham, and New ~
lesns for the Weateyn. =.
|. TIE annual league meeting ~! q
held about octobex 11th y o99 = y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

when Observed in one q the Caucasian race,
Is indicative of bic In the blood. Who would
to yellow when 10 or she cen exhibit the hue
Of tesith on check and brow through the aid
Of Hos,cuer's stomach Bitters. an antagonist,
al whose onset liver complaint takes refuge In
nichfs Fur upon tho tongue, nausea. sick
headache. pains under the right ribs and
shouiGer- blade, on unpieesantiy odorous
brenth. Gre rcmediabie with this benign alter
a,iye which does ROT. Ike potent catherIc,
crench The infesfines or. like the mercurial
preparations. copiamineto the blood. Not
only ihe liver. but the stomach and boweis
ars aroused, toned, and regulated by this fine
family medi-ine. which has won the con-
fdcncc Of the respectable classes. not by start
ling assertions on it, behalf. but by the con-
sisiency OF the claims made for II with its per-
Torrance Ia every instance when tested
au 2a-ThtwlSa&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

to speak. He favored q primary. lie
alao believed 1t would he better to hold
The election from 0 O'Clock Z. NJ. 10 '
PM.
Messrs. J. S. Gates and r. NJ. Roscherr
also favored the primary plan, and
made remarks to that effect.
About 10 o'clock the assembly broke
uD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
4 Trip ON bicycles.

The following members of the Old
Dominion Wheelmen will make tour
from Staunton to Philadelphia in Sep.
tember Messrs. w. S. Henning and
l.. B. Enslow, Star machines Messrs.
Alexander X. Schaap, w. q. Long,
Kirk Mathews, J. T. Butler, Jr., James
II. Bruce, and Dudley Walker, Colum-
bia lieht.roadster machines. They pro-
pose to start from Staunton on the
morning OF September 9th, and will 60
down the Valley pike, passing through
Harrisonburg, Winchester, Martins
burg, Hagerstown, Gettysburg. York,
Lancaster, and thence to Philadelphia
The distance is 900 miles, and they cal
culate to make the trip in five days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
The United American Mechanics
Mayors C0urt-PePsOnal.

A regular meeting of New South
Council, No. 8, Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics, was held last night.
About $50 o'clock there arrived at the
hall delegation Of about thirty men,
bers from Friendship Council, OF Rich
mond. They marched in pairs to the
beat of drum, and were loudly
cheered when they entered tho
hall corner OF Eighth and Hull
streets. There were also present
a number of members from A. w.
Glynn Council. The meeting was O
very inter ating one, and the hall was
literally packed. Two candidates were
initiated, and speeches were made by
Messrs. Orange, Miller, Ellerson, and
Others of the visitors. AZ Or the busi-
ness was through with refreshments,
both substantial and liquid, were served
in abundance and heartily enjoyed.
The Richmonders returned home about
II o'clock, and expressed themselves
as highly pleased with tfe manner
Of their reception and entertainment.
This was the first of series OF frater-
nal visits which viii be plid by the
several councils in the two cities one
to the other.
Two or three days ago Jack Calse
an old colored man, lodged complaint
with the police that his trunk he'd been
broken into and money to the amount
OF SIS or more stolen. Thursday Q
small colored boy about eleven years
old was seen on the street with
nice new S15 velocipede and
circumstances pointed to him and the
two others with him as the parties who
had pilfered the old mans trunk.
They were taken up and yesterday
morning they were before the Mayors
Court. 1t tr,ned ont that the boy,
who had taken the money and bought
o yeloc.pede, was Jacks son. He was
sent for and made to give his erring
child sound thrashing, and the other
boys shared likewise.
Rev. Mr.. Hanks. Of Texas, viii
preach at the Bainbridge-Street Bsp-
tist chuich tomorrow morning in the
absence Of the pastor, Rev. Luther B:
Ihornhill, who is spending his vaca-
ton in Appomattox county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
n1cn,rnNn. VA. Anril %. 1857.

.Srir Specific Company, Atlanta. Ca
Gentlcmen,-I was an engineer ON the Nicl's'
burg. Shreveport and Pacific railroad FOUR
voars ago, when my engine was turned over IN
an accident. The steam burned my right arm
all around the elbow terribly. had several
doctors irving 70 heal the arm, but In eighteen
mopihs' triaI they were unable to heal IT. i
was unable 20 work much, or, indeed ha'diy
any. ono day friend suggested 10 me to try
svift's Specific; and l did. dozen bottles
entirely healed the arm, since which time
have been entirely well.
When began taxing ;. 8. $. was thoroughly
saturated with malaria, which had contracted
In the low southern country, and with caionlei'
with which the doctors had dosed me. Inc
SIS :. drove out the malaria entirely ana
cleansed my blood Of ell calomel.
Iwould not be without bottle OF ;. ;. = IN
my house. as a general and perfect blood p pari-
Ger, for SO. 1. l. JONES'
Engineer for James n. Boyd Co.,
ausslw ccrnor Sixth and Cary streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
ADDITION TO THE DEPARTMENT..
The New Button Firc.Engiue Tested
and Accepted.

y
and Accepted.
The Fire Department has been ex-
cited for some time past over the an
ticipated arrival of the new third-size
Button engine, built at the company's
shops, at Waterford, N. Y, and con-
tracsed for by the Committee on the
Fire Department for Company No. q,
located at Cumberland and Laurel
streets. The steamer arrived on Thurs
day by the steamship Wyanoke, and
Yesterday afternoon was tested near the
corner Of Eighteenth and Dock streets
in the presence of the committee
and large number of citizens. AT the
same time Steamer No. (Ettenger X
Edmond builders, Richmond, Va.)
and No. Q Qa France Engine Com
pany builders, Elmira, n. Y.) were
tried alongside the new machine.
Each steamer worked through 100 feet
of hose siamesed from two out
let's into one stream-Nos. and
6 through 1i-iuch nozzle and
No. 2 through 1l-inch nozzle. lis
tance thrown by No. 2. two hundred
and eleven feet, and by No. 6 two hun
dred and eleven feet. Steamer No. is
distance was not measured on this
trial. On the second trial the two new
steamers G and g. threw about the
same distance, and No. one hundred
and eighty feet. On the last trial
No. was tested from single outlet
through 1t-inch nozzle, and pro-
PEELED her stream to the excellent
distance of two hundred and three feet.
This steamer has recently had set ol
Clopp & Jones pumps put in and new
set OF flues by the same company.
At the commencement OF the test the
new Button engine raised steam from
cold wfter, as follows: In 3 minutes
and 20 seconds, five pounds steam II
3 minutes apf 80 seconds, ten pounds
in minutes, twelve pounds; in Al
minutes, eighteen pounds in min
! utes, nineteen pounds; in s. minutes
twenty-five pounds, and in 8 minutes
flom time Of lighting fire, thirty-fiyt
pounds. -,
The machine was started to work Will
eighteen pounds, and threw gooc
stream.
After the trial the committee met
received the engine, and ordered it tC
be paid for, $3.50 being the contrac'
| ,,rica
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
Dylng or Consum ption.

Governor Lee yesterday pardoned
Julia Lawrence, Of Nelson county, who
VAS convicted in February, 1886, OF
arson, and sent to the peuitentiary for
two years. The woman was pardoned
on the certificate OF the penitentiary
surgeon that she was hopelessly i'll
With consumption, and rapidly de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

SOUTHERN ANrIporE roR MALARIA.-lt "
generally known that simmons Liver Reguls-
tor Is relied upon TO secure immunity from al
malarial disorders. This Il proven BY IL popu.
larity. and any one who has lived in tho South
has seen its curative effects and the profession
il gives against this weakening and dangerous
malady. II acts more promptly than calomsl
or quinine. without any Of their injurious con-
sequences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
Rev. Rebers Chr,stie, y. D.

Rev. Robert Christte, d. D.
This distinguished divine, pastor OF
the House of Hope Presbyterian
church, st. Paul, Minn., will preach as
the First Presbyterian church to-mor-
row morning. DIR. Christie IL pro-
found thinker and forcible speaker,
and those who hear him will enjoy q
GREAT treat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

steamer Arieps saturdsy.Ntghs
ExcuPstOu.
Don't forget. Tonight. Only u
round trip. Returns Sunday night,
but tickets good to return Tuesday
next. Ladies' saloon reserved for their
exclusive use. Beats them all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

Wine Hundred aud Ninety.nise
(999) pair Qs.thread) Fox Button
Gaiters-B, G, ID, and E-made by the
best manufacturers OF Philadelphia, at
s1.5O worth fully 50, to make room for
our immense fall stock.
WERTHEIMER's,
400 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

George Williams, colored luuatic,
who has been confined in jail for sbous
two months, died between ] snd =
o'clock yesterday. Coroner Taylor
will hold an inquest to-day at 10 A. 4.
Williams was about forty 1--WE yesrsold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
Last day for those SO Suits-Saks.

Harper's Magazine and American
Agriculturist for September, Harper's
Bazaar and Country Gentleman. can be
found at N. Leonards, newsdealer, 9O8
Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

WI. Gentry. OF No. 20 Governor
street, has returned home from
Mathews county. where he has been Tor
the last three weeks waiting on his
wife, who was very i'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

GREEN GINGER. FOR PREsERvIso; FRssu
LOT FINE IxPoRIyD SPICES; CIDRB vfssSIu
soUR YEARS OLD. CHRISTIAN WHITE u co
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
Meetino Tor Mcn only.

The meeting to be held in the rooms
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Sunday afternoon at BAD IS ,or
young men only, and promises to DO
one Of unusual interest. Mr.. .. y.
Bishop will lead the service.
Those wishing to spend q pleasant
hour can find no better place and are
sure Of hearty welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

Last day for those $40 Boys Suits.
Saka.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
s. s. s.
smother Richmond Cure

A MANS ARM HEALED AFTER EIGHTEEN
MONTHS RUNNING FROM A sCALD.
Mr.. T. p. JOKES. the well-known engineer ana
machinst for James n. Boyd Il Co. OF thisci'y
Is known 20 our citizens as man eminentiy
worthy Of belief. lie gives his testimony as 10
his cure by S. S. s. Any citizen can Interview
him as 10 his remarkable case and get the de-
tails Of the wonderful effect of 5. S. 5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
LATE WEATHER. REPORT.

TFfE FTF"EFUI7I1 " VIZ y 7@'@'+'
P-7 WASHINGTON. August g7--i A NJ. :
lfor Virginia, local rsins IN tne south
RAIN lcrp portion, fair weather IN the north
WV" 'orn porsion, variable winds, siight rise
f----'tn temrcrafure. e.,
For North Carolina, local ralns. FOL.
owed by fair weather, variable winds, slignt
hnnees In temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

Last day for those $40 Boys Suits.
Saks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

ALOt or Mid Buttea Boots
at 81 worth SO and 81, in all styles.
WERTHEiMER's,
400 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
Last day for those $40 Boys Suits.
Snla

Last day-Reduction Sale-Saks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
Last day for those 50 Suits--Saks.

Last day-Reduction Sale-Saka
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
Last day for those 50 Suits -saks.

Last day-Reduction Sslc--Ssks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

Removing trom $40 svrong siis) 70 s's bfo"o
s,rest-asoss the wsyi rot TOO busy of "
warn, 70 aisead your wants
can and see us or write for prices.
SOL J. BISswAxoER
su2>rh, ga, ,su, Tu, III, ,sa&sa7t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

pt,yrrRe SUPPLIES. WINDOWS, BLINDS.
DOORS, AND TRANsoMs;
ARTISTS MATERIAL, PHoToSRAPhsfoch-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
rnr wSararx IN hrcssoSD Yss7xapAv was
clear and chilly.
A Cninese CompIcxion.

nosn ,ewpoNwrc.'.... ....:..-@..~,~'i%
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27
gEmovALs.

DEMOyAL
TO BETTER QUARTERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

The Finance Committee OF the Coun-
Gil will meet Monday afternoon to con-
sider the resolution referred to II appro-
priating Sl5. GOO from the city treasury.
The Finance Committee Of the camp
General Cooke, Captain Bossieux, Mr..
Ellyson, Captain Il, E. BlAnksnship,
and John s. Elicit Esq. will be pres
ent in the interest Of theappropriatiou.
Money i needed TO provide quarters
for the yiaitiug troops. A whom there
viii be thoum3 g /; iQr es1pl lQying bAndl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

The resolution was read again. q
number of brief speeches were made,
and Mr.. Ely movei to amend Mr..
Jones's motion by striking out the part
relating to exemption from taxation--
rather to separate the motion and vote
on each proposition.
The Courcil voted unanimously to
grant Mr.. Chalkley's petition.
Mr.. Jones renewed his motion TO
exempt from taxation for five years, and
il was carried by the following vote
Alss-Messrs. Jones, Fanlconer,
Kidd. Walsh, and Harris.
NoEs.-Alessrs. Perdue. Ely, Weisi-
ger, and Hewlett.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

The members of the Military Com
mittee are working zeslously. Invita-
tions have been sent to large number
of military organizations and mum
bers Of others are being sent daily.
Several large vacant houses have been
secured to be used as barracks, and
tents will be provided for the visiting
military which these viii not accom-
modate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
Business properip for Sale ano Go fci
nroohlpm propertp fo. Sale ano 90 Eel

LET.-54 Vernon ave, near Marcy ave-,
Brooklyn Fart Of 3story house. Consisting OF second
feer above and back and 'front.' room on
third all modern small family In honse
Apply the Rent $ls per month
81 FIRST PLACE.-TO let, partially fur
nished for three private family only.
the fine three story oop brownstone house No II
First place between Clinton For and
perni, apply TOD d. Ii. BERGEN. 307 Corrtst Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY
LahI INN InnI

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
~, , Time fable or juno y, 1907:
80. 80. II p. m SUNDAYS at d. b as a. m, 30,
Trans leaving Mt 4. 80, IL a. m, 80, 4, 30.
80. II y. have connection fr Reading, Harrisburg,
POtLsyIie etc. a. IN. for Lake HUpsteong. EastOm.
Dethlehc, Allentown Reading Harrisbu &C. on Gun.
80 N. Tor LAKE hopateong' Easton. Bethlehem
thunh Wilkesbars ~ ranton H. adng Harrisburg Potts
vhe ranaq1s snanokn, Sunbury, ierisbug, iiiiams-
port
l and 80 p m. tor Eas on, bethlehem, Allentown
MAueh Chunk, Reading. Hari sburg, etc.
-, 20 p m for t-s,on. Beihlehen. Allentown Maueh
80 D. N. for lake Hopatcong Easton. bethlehem,
10 p: m. for Easton. bethlehem. Allentown. Msueh
:; si9. 0 80 II 10 a m 30, 30, 30, 4, 30
Long lranch Abury Park. ocean Grove except Sunday
Point Pleasant.
ID: = a m: ! 30. 80 p m. for Lakewood. Toms
80 FOR Beach Haven. Atlantic CITY,
Z. rs. II l5 a m. 80. 80. 8 80 eis p. m. for
:, Q. s15. 30. 10 30 II rs A. M, 1 80. 40 g.
4i30, o, 80. o 10 D. IN Sundays a. m, p. IN. for
NEwJEEsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
For LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
A. 30. s. 0. Ii a m /, Ss6 30. 70 D. m Sun.
aavs 80 y . m $50 p m for Highlands scabrIsht'
AZ 80. a m q Saturdays only, 3 As 80, 30
Atsg ia M. L. as. 80. 30 p, m. for Eiberon.
a, ! 80, a m. 1, s;4s D. m for Lakewood. Toms
u.v.a .ss A.sts ety. = Tor V'n''' D''s''' Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
ERIE RAILWAY.-Through trains

ERlE RAlLWAY.-Through trains leave
s.s t1Ss s ss tn.n rC %S sGS 10 20 n
0 a. N. Daily.-Day Express Buffet Drawing room
ssS hes GSnH.o S.asart a "a ALTMAN s''ephS
ep m-DaH ".9c-go ad 81 l1u.1 a.mtsd' solid ID
MoSe ,'1 reS VI am i USisaso s"a
LOUIS Pullman s'eeping Coaches to tochesssr' But
y @.-D-iiy. calcago Express. Pullman Day and
Sleeping ,Haehss - nngnAH'on' hinira Buffalo
70, m'Sagh weeG aays.ruliman sleorng Coach TO
d, Blu ham'on, Ywcso wayeriy and Eimiia Al, On
20. , 90 40, $40 80, 90, TO- . so, 10
- 80 = Is % NJ = Z qeSa =, IS, g:
P4s.iie 70 eek K; a 3 * 81 %p % 5und.y.
-, 70 itu'ner.ora. m week a-ys. % ., "a IA
- nSsn 10 80 g. 50 o. g. 49, g. So 50:
-. 80 10 20 = noon = 4S' rs. 8. $50. 49,
New- ana q S'SsiT week day. 10 60
$50. go 80 8, 10 p m. IL Midnight sundays
''9s ~. i 10 & Il $ssss g.
a. i 40 3 30 q" s. 10 20 u. f4s. 4I5.
waIwi VIC -a 95 g' Is 70 NJ. $780, 4:aO p.
McaIitslio and White Lake, 4AS. a. M. 30 p. IN.
Ne ,.s ana cosw ",x 60 30 m ana 80 mo- 4''0
Mon,ggmery a. m, 80 80 p III. sundays 8 80
ss1so week day. Es,; 20 .s
night Sundays 90 ~ 80 o. 10 ;ao .: s 80,
u noshen ana MdaeIown 40 A. M sundays oA'
TieEs.s passage and apartments IN Drawing kc9E
and Sleeping Coaches can ~ obtained and orders or he
eaS e s NSs az OE c esa Isl
Mss s.; New York No asi Ful'O"'''- brooklyn or at
Expires rams from the West arrive In Now.YOrk at
r. H. soTLE, G. Gen'l n Mgr sa l. p SAiMER c. p Ass